Four-year-old Tadhg Farrell and his great-aunt Mary Holt were killed in the blaze just before Christmas.

Iranian Ali Ghasemi Mazidi is currently awaiting trial charged with conspiring to import controlled drugs on dates between February 27 and March 14 2024, within the State.

As part of this investigation, gardaí arrested three men, two in their 20s and one in his 30s, on Tuesday.

The Refugee Council’s Nick Henderson said the move to ‘wind down’ State accommodation was ‘really, really problematic’.

The men were originally charged with a combined total of 103 charges against them – most of which pertained to the main complainant, who is deaf.

Paudie Conway (58) had sued Brendan O’Connell (pictured), who was the driver of a Toyota Avensis that was towing a cow box through the Main Street of Lisdoonvarna village, in the early hours of September 8th, 2019.

Ireland is considering supporting the establishment of an international tribunal to prosecute Russian leaders for crimes against Ukraine.

Donal Counihan served as Lord Mayor of Cork in 2007-2008, and remained active in party politics and in community and civic life.

Lutfi Hamuda (54), formerly of Marrowbone Lane Close, Marrowbone Lane, Dublin 8, pleaded guilty to assault causing harm

The Government is to reveal the details of support on Wednesday, two weeks after the €505 million package was announced.

Gardaí are appealing to anyone who witnessed the incident to come forward.

Ronnie Delany, a long-time associate of developer Paddy McKillen, claims he was defamed in letters he alleges were published to persons in Ireland as part of a conspiracy against him.

Jade Hennessy and two extended family members have been charged with enhancing an organised crime gang and drug distribution in west Dublin.

Campaigners described a long journey to the legislation that includes the provision of free sign language classes to deaf children and their families

Michael Flatley is seeking to compel Maxwell Mooney and Company solicitors, Maynooth, Co Kildare, to hand over files relating to proceedings about and linked to the Flatley Castelhyde mansion in Fermoy, Co Cork.

The Public Accounts Committee has said gardai are not charging a high enough rate to cover associated policing expenses.

Ireland will hold the EU Council presidency until the end of 2026.

Paul McAuliffe said that, while An Garda Síochána have made efforts to be ‘upfront’ about the value of cash-in-hand, there remains a degree of concern about the high value of cash stored in the Garda estate.

According to the charges, he allegedly had a Beretta semi-automatic pistol, a .22 calibre Hatson air gun, a crossbow, and a .22 calibre Erma Werke EG712 lever action rifle.

The International Monetary Fund predicts that Ireland will become the richest country in Europe in the next four years, with a GDP per capita PPP of around €168,000 compared to Luxembourg’s €154,000.